Pravda Signals Soviet China Summit Talks
Pravda editors in Moscow raise the possibility of a Khrushchev Mao meeting as a prelude to a world conference on Communist splits. Pravda says the Soviet Union is ready for bilateral talks at any level to clear away extraneous issues. Khrushchev and Mao last met in 1959. Mao has not left China since 1957.
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Kennedy
Peking Firm In Opposing Revisionists
A roundup of Cold War tensions and regional shifts. Pravda and Peking trade blows over Yugoslavia, Burma's socialist politics face internal splits, Aung Gyi quits amid moves toward private industry, and a deadly lake rescue in Babylon, New York highlights domestic concerns.
Culbert Pipe Fittings Sold to McJunkin Corp in Jersey City
McJunkin Corp acquires Culbert Pipe and Fittings Co of Jersey City. Culbert division becomes McJunkin’s 14th branch with expansion of services to domestic and export markets, adding stainless and alloy piping products and oil and gas equipment. Edwin W. Thompson remains as vice president in charge.
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Seaboard
Arthur J. Perkins Co
Edwin W. Thompson
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MeJuikin
Atlanta
No. 2 Man Resigns in Burma Swing to the Left
RANGOON Burma Sunday saw Brig. Aling Gyi resign as the nation’s No 2 man in Gen Ne Win’s military government and top economic planner. The move follows a shift toward a new leftward stance as Brg. Gyi prepared for another political swing.
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Release of Ukrainian Archbishop Signals Vatican Soviet Thaw
Pope John XXIII announced that Ukrainian Archbishop Josyf Slipyi has been released from a Siberian labor camp. The archbishop arrived in Rome and met the Pope, fueling speculation of a broader Vatican Soviet rapprochement and possible estrangement from the Russian Orthodox Church.
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Debris Spurs Sea Search For Tanker
Debris sighted in the South Atlantic by three aircraft triggers a sea search for the missing Tanker Marine Sulphur Queen. Coast Guard officials later questioned the debris as possibly seaweed or wood, while Navy planes continued patrolling 190 miles east of St Augustine aboard P2V Neptune aircraft.
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U S Combat Flights In Viet Nam Described
U S Air Force pilots fly combat missions in South Viet Nam due to a lack of qualified Vietnamese pilots. The official stance places Americans in advisory and training roles though some officers favor public acknowledgment of fighting. McNamara cites the rule not to fire unless fired upon. Last October the Army lost armed helicopters in escort missions for South Vietnamese troops against the Viet Cong.
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U S Steps Up Moves to Clear Cuba of Russians
Washington authorities press Congress and public opinion as they seek the withdrawal of Soviet troops from Cuba. President Kennedy and Secretary Rusk hold weekend talks while State Department officials flag the dangers of public pressure delaying a negotiated exit.
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Amendments Pending House to Vote On Tax Today
The House faces a vote on extending the temporary 1 percent sales tax hike in West Virginia, potentially making the increase permanent, with amendments to exclude food and drugs under discussion. A separate bill to legalize state liquor store sales in case lots also awaits amendment, amid opposition from the United Church Alcohol Action Committee.
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Baghdad Struggles as New Iraqi Regime Consolidates Power
Near Baghdad and Tehran observers report Iraqi National Revolutionary Council forces tightening grip, killing and wounding hundreds in the capital. Kassem's body and death broadcast spark international reaction as curfews ease and schools reopen, with Baathists named in the new cabinet and Arab unity supported by Nasser.
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INSIDE TODAY INSURGENT CHRISTS THEORY SPARKS RELIGIOUS DEBATE
A new book proposes that Jesus led an armed Jewish uprising against Rome, stirring debate in religious circles. The piece notes contemporaneous world events and features sections on Khrushchev’s China pact and Congo food shortages.
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